Metal working – Scale remover or preventor – Fluid impingement
Patent
1991-04-19
1992-07-21
Echols, P. W.
Metal working
Scale remover or preventor
Fluid impingement
29 8112, 29 8101, 134 15, B21C 4300
Patent
active
051311267
ABSTRACT:
A descaling method for removing oxide scale from a hot-rolled stainless steel strip. A solution of an alkaline earth metal chloride is applied to the surface of the oxide scale layer formed on the hot-rolled stainless steel strip, and the solution is allowed to penetrate into the oxide scale layer. In a subsequent annealing, the solution is heated and dehydrated to become solid matter and the dehydrated matter is melted and diffused into the oxide scale layer to soften the oxide scale layer. The oxide scale layer is then removed by a simple mechanical descaling by, for example, grinding brushes with or without a subsequent chemical descaling by a weak acid solution.
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Ishibashi Genichi
Kaito Hiroyuki
Katsuki Yasuhiro
Sato Kuniaki
Bryant David P.
Echols P. W.
Kawasaki Steel Corporation
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